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Update SharePoint list's Author / Editor field in App-Only context

Michael Maillot
5 minutes to read
09 Aug, 2021
- Community post

Use Cases You’re migrating list items from a tenant to another using back-office app (console app or Azure SaaS resource) and want to keep existing fields, including author / editor ones You’re developing an API / Web App that will be used by employees which data is saved to a SharePoint List without being in user context (because you want to make some background checks before saving) When working with SharePoint in App-Only context, every update made on list items are done with the user “SharePoint App”.

Use PnP PowerShell to add a document library web part to a page (and only show a specific folder)

Marijn Somers
5 minutes to read
10 Jun, 2021
- Community post

As a non-developer (please read this as a disclaimer) I still try to make my life as easy as possible (yes, I am that lazy).

Getting Started with Azure Shell and PnP PowerShell with Certificates

Pau Bullock
9 minutes to read
14 May, 2021

I recently encountered a scenario recently where I was looking to do a quick technical check on some advice I was giving to another member of the community regarding PowerShell – especially capturing the output of PnP PowerShell commands and store in a text file.

How to to get all site collections with their sub webs using PnP PowerShell?

Chandani Prajapati
2 minutes to read
05 May, 2021
- Community post

Sometimes we have a business requirement to get site collections with all the sub-webs so we can achieve the solution easily using PnP PowerShell.

How to get any site collection users with their roles using PnP PowerShell?

Chandani Prajapati
2 minutes to read
12 Apr, 2021
- Community post

Introduction Sometimes we have a requirement to get reports of users and their roles on the SharePoint site and we have to export to CSV/Excel format.

Copy a list - with list items - to another site

Will Holland
2 minutes to read
01 Apr, 2021
- Community post

The Problem Have you ever heard this from a client or colleague?